Monday, August 15, 2011
Baltimore, Berkeley, Chicago, Oakland, Olympia, Portland, San Francisco, and Seattle
These are all of the cities where citizens can walk to their local book shop and buy Gnartoons Brand Comics right off of the shelves.
Labels:
Comic Books,
Royal Squid Press,
Zines
Friday, August 12, 2011
Vacation Mode
I'm just returning from some version of a vacation mode right now. I've been running around back and forth between Seattle/Olympia/Portland for the past week or so - delivering books to comic shops and book stores... More to come on that soon...
This drawreeng reflects the most relaxing version of any sort of vacation mode for me: looking out on Lake Michigan, presumably with an open bottle of a local micro-brew grasped loosely in my palm.
This drawing was for a Free Fridayz drawing contest on Fecalface.com.
This drawreeng reflects the most relaxing version of any sort of vacation mode for me: looking out on Lake Michigan, presumably with an open bottle of a local micro-brew grasped loosely in my palm.
This drawing was for a Free Fridayz drawing contest on Fecalface.com.
Labels:
Realism
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
Why?
This was an exercise from a poetry class at U of O that I turned into a comic many, many moons ago...
Labels:
Gnartoons,
One Page Comic
Monday, August 8, 2011
Drawing Monsters on Airplanes
I drew/wrote this on a flight from San Francisco to Chicago this summer. Usually I sleep through flights, but I didn't have any Dramamine with me. And so for that reason, we now have these monsters in our lives.
My apologies for any turbulent ridden lines.
My apologies for any turbulent ridden lines.
Labels:
Gnartoons,
James the Stanton,
Monsters,
one page
Friday, August 5, 2011
Google+
If anybody out there is using Gurglr you can find me and follow my weird through that venue as well (James the Stanton). I'll be posting art and comics on there, believe it or not.

I drew this comic 5 years ago, and it's still sad. It was originally published in the Eugene Weekly.

I drew this comic 5 years ago, and it's still sad. It was originally published in the Eugene Weekly.
Labels:
One Cell Comic
Wednesday, August 3, 2011
Monday, August 1, 2011
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